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From: "Jonathan M. Bresler" <jmb>
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Subject: Thanks, but... (fwd)
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	remember the "come from" statement.
	the other end of a "goto" so to speak.

	looks like someone is looking for a email implementation. ;)

jmb

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Subject: Thanks, but...
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Hello,
Thanks for all answers, but my question doesn't match with your
answers (not so self-confident, Chris "Troll" Yarnell).

My question is (and that's why I've post this on
freebsd-security mailing list) :

Can anyone insert a trick to become a systematic CC recipient of
your mail EVEN IF YOU DON'T WANT ???

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